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Project • CBA2010-12NSY-Pradhananga

Graduate Conference on Climate Change and People

Project • EBLU2010-05NMY(C)-Sekiya, EBLU2011-03CMY-Sekiya

Capacity Building of ALOS satellite data to support Mapping and Monitoring Deforestation and Degradation in Indonesia

Project • CBA2010-15NSY-South

Global Change and Coral Reef Management Capacity in the Pacific: Engaging Scientists and Policy Makers in Fiji, Samoa, Tuvalu and Tonga

Project • RUSD2010-01NMY(R)-Surjan, RUSD2012-01CMY(R)-Surjan

Advancing Locally Based Green Practices to realize establishment of Sound Material Cycle Society in Asian Cities

Project • RUSD2010-02NMY(C)-Sun, RUSD2011-01CMY-Sun

Assessment and Promotion of Japanese Strategies and Techniques for Biomass Use in Countryside of China—Concentrating on Agricultural Straw Residues

Project • CBA2010-13NMY-Kawai, CBA2011-01CMY-Kawai

Capacity Building of Biodiversity Research in the Coastal Zones of the Asia Pacific Region: Phycology Taxonomy Analysis Training Using Genetic Marker

Project • CBA2010-14NMY-Kaihotsu, CBA2011-02CMY-Kaihotsu

Drought Monitoring System Development by Integrating In-situ Data, Satellite Data and Numerical Model Output

Project • CRP2010-02CMY-Pereira, CRP2011-01CMY-Pereira

Strengthening capacity for policy research on mainstreaming adaptation to climate change in agriculture and water sectors

Project • ARCP2010-08NSY

Impact of Climate Change on Food Security and Biosecurity of Crop Production Systems in Small Pacific Nations

Project • ARCP2010-09NSY

Enhancing Adaptation to Climate Change by Integrating Climate Risk into Long-Term Development Plans and Disaster Management

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